Suresh Gopi | Suresh Gopi does not miss a word; Two lakh rupees were handed over to the mimicry players

Actor Suresh Gopi never forgot his words. In keeping with his promise, he donated Rs 2 lakh to the Mimicry Artists Association (MAA) as an advance on a film. Last year, the actor announced that he would donate to the welfare of mimicry artists. Rs 2 lakh will go to the association for each film he signs. The epidemic had disrupted the lives of many artists, and the superstar, realizing the plight of mimicry artists, took the initiative to help them.

He paid a portion of the advance for the new film, tentatively titled SG255.

Actor and director Nadirsha Suresh Gopi had posted a post thanking him for his contribution. Suresh Gopi’s upcoming films like Pappan and Ottakompan are yet to be released.

Suresh Gopi will next be seen in ‘May Hum Moosa’. He is collaborating with cinematographer and director Jibu Jacob on the film. Jibu Jacob joins me for my 253rd project titled ‘May Hum Moosa’. I am sharing the first look here. We have completed a North Indian schedule and will start shooting in Kerala from today. #MeiHoomMoosa # SG253 ”

Meanwhile, it was recently announced that the second part of the 1998 blockbuster film ‘Summer in Bethlehem’ will be out. The producer of the movie ‘Summer in Bethlehem’ has recently confirmed the news. The 1998 film stars Suresh Gopi, Jayaram and Manju Warrier in the lead roles. Though the producer has confirmed that Manju Warrier will also be seen in the film, it is yet to be revealed whether Suresh Gopi and Jayaram will be seen in the second part.

Summary: Actor Suresh Gopi contributes another Rs 2 lakhs for the welfare of mimicry artistes association. He handed over a cheque to actor/ director Nadirshah and shared the matter on Facebook posts. He had announced solace for the artistes collective two years ago and has been following it without fail ever since. His latest movie, tentatively titled SG255, was announced the other